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Understanding CoaXPress: A Technical Overview

October 12, 2017
What is CoaXPress? CoaXPress was developed in early 2007 as a response to the growing need for connecting advanced CMOS imaging technology while overcoming the limitations of existing Camera Link interfaces. This innovative standard offers significant advantages regarding bandwidth, cost efficiency, …
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Understanding GenICam: The Universal Interface for Machine Vision Cameras

October 12, 2017
GenICam (Generic Interface for Cameras) represents a significant standard in the machine vision industry. It provides a universal programming interface that allows cameras from different manufacturers to be controlled consistently, regardless of their underlying technology (CoaXPress, GigE Vision, …
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Understanding Image Sensor Characterization for Machine Vision Applications

October 12, 2017
Characterizing an image sensor is a crucial first step in selecting a camera for machine vision applications, but it can be complex and requires careful consideration. Fortunately, resources like specialized courses offer excellent guidance. For instance, CEI provides practical training on this …
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Understanding JIIA Certification for CoaXPress Components

October 12, 2017
With growing adoption of the CoaXPress interface by system designers in inspection and metrology applications, manufacturers are introducing new cables, frame grabbers, and cameras to meet market demands. To ensure seamless interoperability among these components, the Japan Industrial Imaging …
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Understanding Key Specifications in Machine Vision Cameras

October 12, 2017
When selecting a camera for machine vision applications, factors beyond resolution and frame speed are critical. Among these are full well capacity, signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), and dynamic range (DR). However, interpreting these specifications can be tricky because the definitions used by sensor …
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Understanding Light-Limited vs. Shot Noise Limited Imaging Systems

October 12, 2017
When selecting an industrial camera, determining whether your application is shot noise limited or not can help you prioritize key parameters like dynamic range and sensitivity. In this blog post, we’ll explain how to assess if your imaging system is light-limited or shot noise limited. What Is Shot …
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Understanding Repeatability and Reproducibility in Camera Systems

October 12, 2017
For OEMs building systems for series production—whether in machine vision equipment, medical devices, or global security products—camera repeatability and reproducibility are just as crucial as raw performance. Image uniformity affects system accuracy by ensuring measurements closely align with the …
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Understanding the Shift: CMOS vs. CCD in Machine Vision

October 12, 2017
In recent discussions, there has been much debate about whether CMOS image sensors are taking over from CCD (Charge-Coupled Device) sensors in machine vision applications. However, data from the 2012 AIA Machine Vision Camera Study reveals an interesting twist—despite predictions to the contrary, …
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Unlocking Brain Health with Advanced Hyperspectral Imaging Technology

October 12, 2017
Even with advanced medicine, there is still much we have yet to learn about the human brain. Hyperspectral imaging solutions are making significant contributions to both medical applications and neurological research. At Polytechnique Montréal, researchers developed an innovative system for use …
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Upgrading Security Imaging: Rugged CMOS Cameras for Enhanced Performance at SPIE Defense Symposium

October 12, 2017
Adimec is excited to showcase its advanced vision products at the 2016 SPIE Defense and Security Symposium in Baltimore, MD (April 19-21). Our focus will be on enhancements to the TMX series of rugged cameras, designed specifically for security applications. These upgrades feature CMOS technology—a …
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Vision 2016 Success: High Interest in CoaXPress Multi-Camera Demonstrations

October 12, 2017
Thank you to everyone who visited our booth at Vision 2016! The event was a huge success, with nearly 10,000 visitors tuning in to see our demonstrations and cameras. Our machine vision CoaXPress multi-camera demo featuring four N-5A100/CXP and one S-25A80/CXP caught the attention of attendees and …
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Vision International Trade Fair: Insights from Stuttgart 2023

October 12, 2017
Last week marked the 25th annual Vision International Trade Fair in Stuttgart, Germany—a milestone event celebrating two decades of success. The exhibition’s transition to a single expansive hall enhanced its appeal, fostering greater integration within the machine vision industry. To mark this …
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What is CoaXPress? An Insight into its Key Features

October 12, 2017
CoaXPress was developed at the beginning of 2007 to address limitations in existing interfaces by improving bandwidth efficiency, reducing infrastructure costs, simplifying implementation, and enhancing scalability. It enables seamless management of digital video, control signals, GPIO …
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Where Is CMOS Image Sensor Technology Headed?

October 12, 2017
Looking back at the first half of this year, it’s clear that CMOS image sensors are dominating both current and future markets. Sony’s decision to discontinue CCD sensor manufacturing to focus on CMOS technology underscores this shift. The latest CMOS sensors outperform their predecessors in nearly …
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Understanding Megapixels and Resolution: A Technical Perspective

September 27, 2017
When we talk about higher megapixel counts in sensors, our immediate thought is increased resolution—a concept partially true but with important nuances. In reality, what you gain with more pixels (for the same optics, scene size, and pixel pitch) is an expanded field of view. Field of View vs. …